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What is NYC ZR § 36-11?

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This section outlines the general provisions for accessory off-street parking spaces in various districts, allowing them for all permitted uses while referencing specific limitations in related sections. The statute specifies that these parking spaces can be either open or enclosed, with restrictions on roof locations. Applies to building owners managing parking facilities.

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§ 36-11 General Provisions

ZR § 36-11

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In all districts, as indicated, except as otherwise provided in Section 85-03 (Modifications of Use Regulations), accessory off-street parking spaces may be provided for all permitted uses subject to the applicable provisions set forth in Section 36-12 (Maximum Size of Accessory Group Parking Facilities). Such accessory off-street parking spaces may be open or enclosed. However, except as otherwise provided in Sections 73-47 (Roof Parking) or 74-531 (Additional parking spaces or roof parking for accessory group parking facilities), no spaces shall be located on any roof which is immediately above a story other than a basement.

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